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£600,000

(£432/sq. ft)

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Bircher, Leominster, Herefordshire HR6

    • 3 beds

    • 1 bath

    • 2 receptions

    • 1,389 sq. ft

  • EPC Rating: F

  • Freehold

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About this property

  • Characterful timber-framed cottage

  • Approximately 1.1 acres of mature gardens and grounds

  • Three well-proportioned double bedrooms

  • Far-reaching countryside views

  • Oak-framed garden room with views over the gardens

  • Character kitchen with solid oak worktops and range cookers

  • Living room with inglenook-style fireplace and wood-burning stove

  • Extensive range of outbuildings, stores and cabin

  • Two-storey workshop offering excellent versatility

  • Vegetable gardens, greenhouse and established fruit trees

This characterful timber-framed cottage offers an appealing combination of traditional features, generous accommodation and an exceptional amount of outside space. Set within approximately 1.1 acres, the property enjoys a peaceful rural setting with sweeping views across the surrounding countryside, while the extensive range of outbuildings provides considerable flexibility for hobbies, storage, workshop space or home working.

The accommodation has evolved over the years through a number of extensions, creating a home with plenty of space and scope for a new owner to make their own mark.

The property is entered through a glazed door into a particularly attractive oak-framed garden room. Built following planning permission granted in 2010, this light and versatile space has timber-framed walls, exposed stonework and a glazed frontage overlooking the gardens. With doors to either side, it provides a lovely connection with the outside and makes an ideal spot from which to enjoy the surrounding gardens and visiting wildlife.

From here, an inner hallway leads through to the kitchen, which retains a wealth of character including exposed beams and timber-framed walls. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wooden base units with solid oak worktops, together with a cast iron Eagle range cooker and a further Aga-style oven. Red quarry tiled flooring completes the traditional feel.

The living room is a comfortable and welcoming space with solid oak flooring, dual-aspect windows and a striking inglenook-style fireplace. Exposed brickwork, a rustic timber beam and a wood-burning stove create a particularly cosy focal point, while built-in shelving provides useful storage.

A generous utility room sits just off the kitchen, offering useful additional workspace and storage. There is also a ground-floor shower room, while access from this area leads to a covered rear section and woodshed.

Upstairs, a spacious landing provides access to three well-proportioned double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from triple-aspect windows, while the two further bedrooms offer good flexibility for family, guests or home working. The bathroom is fitted with a separate shower and bath, wash basin and WC.

Outside, the property really comes into its own. It has recently had a major overhaul, to fully show what it has to offer. The approximately 1.1 acres of mature gardens provide a good degree of privacy and a variety of spaces to enjoy, with extensive lawns, established trees, shrubs and several fruit trees creating a mature backdrop. There are vegetable-growing areas, a greenhouse and various stores, offering plenty of opportunity for those interested in gardening or becoming more self-sufficient.

A number of seating areas are positioned throughout the grounds, including spaces beneath established trees, while the elevated position allows the property to take full advantage of the far-reaching countryside views.

The extensive range of outbuildings is another significant feature, including stores, a cabin and a two-storey workshop. Whether required for hobbies, storage, business use or simply additional workspace, the buildings offer a level of flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find.

Overall, this is a distinctive rural property offering character, land, views and considerable versatility, with plenty of scope for a new owner to adapt both the house and grounds to suit their own requirements.

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